All posts tagged "New York City"
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Paid Sick Leave in NYC: It Just Makes Sense
A new law recently implemented in New York City is a significant step in the right direction for...
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New York Preventing Charter and Public Schools From Sharing Space
What's going on with De Blasio block several charter schools from sharing space with public schools in New...
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How Creatives Can Save New York
Last night, my lovely editors here at Law Street sent me to cover PEN America’s “Talking Transitions” event....
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Decision 2013: I’ll See Your Christie, and Raise You de Blasio
Well, Election Day has come and gone, and things are looking (un)surprisingly bright for the tri-state area. Folks,...
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AirBnB Locked in Battle with New York Attorney General
One of the big travel trends right now is a site called AirBnB.com. The company was founded in...
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New York AG Investigating Racist Policies In Department Stores
Two classic New York City department stores—Barneys and Macy’s—are dealing with controversy regarding their racial profiling of any...
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“Made In NY” – A Techie’s Paradise
Mayor Bloomberg has caught a lot of heat in the past few months with his efforts regarding the...
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How to Walk in New York and Other Commonsense Rules
New York City is home to 8.3 million people, with more visiting from out of town every day....
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Update: Cops Required to Use Cameras during Stop-and-Frisk
Update on Judge Shira Scheindlin’s ruling that deemed New York’s controversial stop-and-frisk policy as unconstitutional: Judge Shira Scheindlin...
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Stop-and-Frisk Takes Another Legal Hit
Stop-and-Frisk practice has recently taken another legal hit today, as federal judge, Shira A. Scheindlin ruled that the...
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New York Court Strikes Down Prevailing Wage Law
A New York law that required companies that received over $1 million in economic aid from the city to...
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NYC Large Drink Ban Still Unconstitutional
The New York appeals court on Tuesday upheld the ruling that Mayor Bloomberg’s ban on large sugary drinks...
